I have a program which is built as such (sorry for the grude)
graphics:

        ________________________________________________
        | MENU FRAME                                   |
        ------------------------------------------------
        | _____________________ |                      |
        | | _________________ | |                      |
        | | |               | | |                      |
        | | |               | | |                      |
        | | ----------------- | |                      |
        | | _________________ | |                      |
        | | |               | | |                      |
        | | |               | | |                      |
        | | ----------------- | |                      |
        | | _________________ | |                      |
        | | |               | | |                      |
        | | |               | | |                      |
        | | ----------------- | |                      |
        | |                   | |                      |
        | |___________________| |                      |
        ------------------------------------------------

Each box is a frame.  On the left side, there are small
frames inside a larger frame which take the form of a
label and a tixComboBox.  They are packed accordingly
and placed in the larger frame to make a nice entry table.

The problem is that I want a convenient way to destroy
them without destroying everything else when I load a new
file (which contains a set of parameters, each becoming
a label and a tixComboBox).

Any clues on how I may do this?

The entry frames are named by the parameter (which are
always unique).

Thus, if a parameter is named alpha, its entry would be
something like:

        .parameterFrame.entryFrame.alphaFrame.aphlaLabel
        .parameterFrame.entryFrame.alphaFrame.alphaEntry

Thanks for any help.

Joe
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* Joseph A. Bell (NOT Bret Bieghler)                       *
* Northern Telecom / Bell-Northern Research                *